We worked that out years ago. But they’re now focused on creating their own wealth, rather than waiting for the next recession, if indeed if actually happens. It certainly won’t happen this year.
Property Market
Related: Australian Housing
Is the property market a good place to invest?
Is Australian residential property in a bubble?
You’ll get the best analysis right here on why property is moving, when to invest and where you are in the real estate cycle. You’ll also hear the truth on negative gearing and government policy.
To find out more about the prospects in this market, read on. Be prepared for some home truths though. It’s not likely you’ll hear ‘property only goes up’ and other mainstream howlers around here.
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The property mid-cycle slowdown is due soon. A lot of ‘tall’ buildings will open up in 2019. And other things that are the biggest, longest or tallest.
In the investing business, there are two options: making gains and avoiding losses. My assessment is risk far outweighs reward by a considerable margin.
Parker says there's a property market ‘calamity’ coming. And he’s not alone. We had two calls for an Australian economic collapse last week.
The best way to get a decent idea of what’s going to happen next is with knowledge of the real estate cycle. This is not rocket science.
What’s a sign a bank has overleveraged itself and doesn’t want you to know about it? They make sudden changes and reassure you it’s about ‘regulations’.
But eventually, the wheel will turn. In a bear market, investors will exit passive funds rather than ride out losses. And, once active fund managers start beating the index again, this money flow could turn back in their favour.
Six passengers per square metre? Bring on the Oshiya! And perhaps Japan’s 500–600% real estate explosion of the 80s will play out here as well before the property bubble final bursts.
Dodd Frank had to go; the real estate cycle demanded it. This is history simply repeating before your eyes.
What if everything you thought you knew about markets is wrong? Unfortunately, that’s the case with most people who trust mainstream economists and financial media ‘commenters-for-hire’, according to Phil Anderson.
This is how your real estate cycle turns. A really big one is unfolding. Can you afford to not be aware of this cycle?
Terence Duffy explains exactly where Aussie property is in the 18-year cycle…why those predicting a crash this year will be proven wrong again…and why Phil Anderson will likely be proven right once more…
If the next debt crisis dwarfs that of 2008–09, then how much will be needed to produce a recovery? US$100 trillion or more?
We figure every market has a maximum point it can reach before it lunges into reverse. The property market isn’t any different.
The RBA looks as if they are keen for APRA, the prudential regulator of the financial services industry, to ‘control’ the Aussie housing market.
